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Nicely done.

Beautiful...thank You

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Great job, Remi!

Thank you. Gorgeous harmonies.

You guys are on fire! That's a lot of great music in one day.

Beautiful work

This is really good. Compared to earlier videos, I think your vocal power and control have grown a lot in just a few months.

Well done!

Beautifully played and sung! Those are not easy notes.

Brilliant, soulful rendition of the song!

Fantastic! Love it! Has a nice 1970s kind of vibe.

Wheres the stage presence? Get some life in there.

Awesome! Love the guitar work!

Beautiful work

Great cover! All of you have improved a lot lately. The six-string guitar still sounds out of tune with itself. If the tuner shows that the strings are in tune and it still sounds out, then the intonation needs to be set. You can either look up how to do this on YT, or have a guitar tech take care of it. If you do it yourself, make sure to put on new strings first. Keep it going ladies! 🤘🏻🤘🏻

Sounds good

Sounds like shit

I used to sing this song a lot. I myself want to start a band, I play electric guitar, piano, and am working on starting up drums. Good work girls!

Beautiful work

Whoa, UA-cam was on it, and got this instantly into my recommendations! Great cover of a great song! I see your littlest sister has grown quite a bit the last few months. She's great on lead vocals! All of you keep leveling up in your skills! Fantastic!

good job :)

This song brings tears to my life and feelings

Nice job girls

Excelent!!

Esto produce el rock, esto produce The Warning: niñas que quieren hacer musica.

🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

Great Job Girls!!!🎉🎉❤❤

Ok, deep dive incoming, because I'm blown away by this song. Those who don't care, ignore. Those who are interested, click and be ready for a book. First, for context: I discovered Black Ice Diamonds via their cover of The Warning's version of Enter Sandman and a couple of other older songs. At the time I thought "Hmm, there's potential. Come back later and see what they can do." I offered some encouraging comments, and went on. Then this morning UA-cam decided to pop THIS song into my suggestions. I've now gone through all BID's videos, which as a whole provide some background. Second: I'll make reference to The Warning, not only because they are an inspiration for Black Ice Diamonds, but because they're one of the best bands in the world today, who ten years ago were where these girls are now, and are also a great role model for all aspiring musicians. Third: I have musicians in my family, listen to a lot of music of all different kinds, and have been a rocker since I was a teenager in the 1980s, but I'm no musician, so these comments are from an interested layperson, not a pro. Fourth: When I first heard this song, I hadn't seen BID's other original music. It is beautiful, but THIS is the the one, the song and style of song that I think could make their name. It has a unique sound like nothing I've heard, and I've heard a lot. It's haunting, powerful, and beautiful. Will go into detail below. The setup, from what I can see - I welcome any and all corrections, because I could always be mistaken on who I think is doing what. I'll direct these at the band, since this is their channel: Vocals and Lead Guitar: the eldest sister, on the left. Remi, I think from other videos. You're a hugely talented guitarist, including the acoustic work when you were only 11 years old. Vocally, you have power and potential. Your long notes are incredible. The high notes in mid-song can still use work, but even Dany Villareal couldn't always do what she can now. Female vocalists in particular often peak later, and when young find it harder to bring heavy or ultra-strong sounds into their voice than male vocalists do at the same age. But they still can. Dany has achieved it younger than most vocalists. With hard work like her, you could too. In an earlier comment, I mentioned how I thought the vocals sounded like they might be in the Appalachian style. Specifically, I mean your fantastic sustained tone and vocal inflection on the long vowel notes in the early song and certain points later. I don't know if you girls have Appalachian heritage, or were influenced by the style, or if it is just a coincidence... but regardless, that's exactly what they do, and it results in some of the most haunting, soulful voice work in the world. For people who have no idea what I'm talking about, when I have a chance I'll add links of examples in comments below this one. Bassist: The middle sister in the flannel shirt. My apologies but I didn't see the names of anyone but Remi. You're doing exactly what bassists should do, which is to be the the foundation and rock of the song. You keep your cool, and from what I can see, have that sort of methodical, possibly introverted personality that so many good bassists do. It is reminiscent of Alejandra Villareal. Keep it up, stay cool, be a machine on your instrument, and you can rock the world. Rhythm Guitar: The littlest sister on the right. I've seen you in various positions in the band, but you are VERY, and I mean VERY good on rhythm. I think you've found your instrument. That slow, distortion-heavy style absolutely rocks, and it pulls people into the song. You also show some of the same natural energy as Pau and Dany, like a born rockstar. Keep that up and you will have audiences in your hand. Drummer: You have power, and you bring the thunder. Since you girls are Warning fans, you may have seen the videos of Pau as a teenager when she went absolutely berserk on the drums, like Animal from the Muppets. She plays with a more economical style now, conserving her energy for long sets, yet hits with just as much power. That is a great example to follow. Overall: I think you've found your style in this song. Every band has it's natural style, based on the skillset and temperaments of the musicians who make it up. Some people are naturally gifted towards fast music, others toward light and pop-y, etc.. Yours, I think, is THIS - slow, heavy, powerful, rhythmic, melodic, emotional, haunting... I don't know what more to call it, because it is yours and no one else's, but it absolutely rocks! I mentioned The Warning as role models, and they really are. They stay away from the party lifestyle that has destroyed so many musicians, and stay close to their father, mother and their family. They're also good role models as women - strong and feminine. Although tremendous natural talents, prodigies, they didn't just rest on that. They have worked HARD for years to perfect their skills as musicians, touring, practicing and training to get where they are. You could do no better than to follow their example. You're young, born to the internet, so you know all the negative things that can show up. Don't sweat it, don't fear it. Take the constructive criticism, use it to become stronger, to develop your skills. Don't worry about the haters, they have nothing to say that matters. Like any young band, you have work to do, but you are off to a fantastic start. The difference between now and your earlier videos shows. You've put in practice, and the results are now coming in Keep at it. I hope that someday you can tour with The Warning, who inspired you as earlier bands like Muse inspired them. Don't give up, and someday you'll be headliners too. The best to you!

Great groove! Love that you can take turns at vocals. You've leveled up since your earlier videos!

Your practice and hard work shows!

Some Paulina Villareal vibes here, in the lyrics, the composition, and the vocals.

Can hear the progress you made on this vs your earlier video. Well done!

Nice! Your version has a haunting quality, which I see someone else has mentioned, but which I also hear on some of your other work, especially your most recent original song. That might be a signature quality of your band as you grow and make more music.

Great groove on this one!

Haha! My first reaction was seeing your youngest sister, the keyboardist/lead vocalist on this song, and thinking "where's her feet?". Then of course realizing she was sitting cross-legged, which is actually an extra level of skill to play like that. Well done!

Hurrah! Cover a song by The Warning, get support from the The Warning Army. As others have said, Warning songs are difficult to play, so you made a brave choice. Well done! Also, I saw your most recent video, and the practice you've done since this one really shows. Keep up the great work!

Beautiful, heartfelt song.

Beautiful Work

Great song! This is the first original music I've heard of yours. I don't think I've ever heard a sound style exactly like that. It's striking, and recognizably your own, which is a fantastic thing for any band, especially a young band just starting out. That slow, epic rhythm-heavy pace really suits your play style. The vocals almost sound in the Appalachian style - they're haunting.

Very cool!

Great!

First, the park. Next, the world! Rock on.

Really cool song. I liked the opening with just vocals and rhythm guitar. Such a good guitar sound.

Love it!

Omg you guys are awesome

LETSSSS GOOOOOOO!!!! Girl Power!!! Keep it up you guys

🤘😜🤘 sounds good

Great! Well done. As many others have said, practice hard, practice every day. Don't fear, you can become the stars you want to be.

Nice! I know this is a year-old video, but here is an idea that might make something beautiful happen. Practice this song, The Warning version, make it rock!, make it your best, make a new video of it, and see if one of the many fans in the Warning Army can get the Villareal sisters to see it. Imagine if they love it!